The Most Commonly Used Rollers in Industrial Production

Drive pulley: Used in belt conveyors, powered by a motor and reducer, utilizing the friction force between the pulley and the conveyor belt to drive the belt in continuous motion. The drive pulleys come in single-drive and dual-drive configurations, with a wide range of power options, making them suitable for various industrial environments.

Buffer pulley: Installed below the material drop point, with a rubber coating on the surface, it can absorb impact energy and extend the life of the belt. Suitable for cement factories and other situations where the need to reduce impact force is important.

Magnetic pulley: Generates a magnetic field through permanent magnets, used for the automatic separation of magnetic substances in iron ore. The magnetic field strength is divided into three levels: weak, medium, and strong, with a processing capacity that can reach up to 400 tons per hour.

Rubber-coated pulley: The surface is coated with rubber, offering good wear resistance and a high friction coefficient, suitable for situations where enhanced driving force is required. The wear resistance of ceramic-coated rubber is 5-8 times higher than that of ordinary rubber.

Spiral drum: The specific application is not detailed, but it is a type of drum.

Rotary drum dryer: It dries liquid or strip-shaped materials attached to the outer wall of the rotating cylinder through heat conduction, suitable for drying slurry-like materials.